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I don't get why people lie. My vaccinated friends and family know we're unvaccinated. If they are uncomfortable they won't hang around us. I see no need to lie. And by the way it shouldn't matter someones vaccination status. If you are vaccinated then why are you worried about those who aren't? I really don't get it.

One of my friends who has been fully vaccinated for a while just came down with COVID and we were all supposed to hang out this weekend. Thank God she found out before but obviously her vaccination status didn't prevent her from getting COVID...as a matter of fact she's pretty sure she got it from another vaccinated member of her family which is why she tested.

It matter to those who are vaccinated because even though a vaccinated person can spread the virus, they are likely to carry a much lower viral load - meaning they are likely to spread a much smaller amount of viral particles. Less particles means less likelihood of getting sick. More particles (which an unvaccinated person is likely to spread) means a greater likelihood that whoever "catches" the particles will get sick.

Not sure if this applies to this very contagious variant hence why so many vaccinated people are getting COVID and still spreading it...

Unless you are absolutely guaranteed not to spread the virus then you should be following the same protocols of the unvaccinated when it comes to community rules. Common sense IMO.

There truly is not enough data out there to know if a vaccinated person got it from an unvaccinated person. UNLESS that person saw absolutely no one else that was not vaccinated and those people also. I can't see anyone being able to do that and know where they got it from.

It is a back and forth as many vaccinated people won't accept that another vaccinated person could give it to them as they were told the efficiency is so high. Vaccinated people ARE hospitalized and dying so not ALL will get less symptoms, unfortunately. We can only hope the vaccine will work for the most part.

It's efficacy, not efficiency.

That aside, UNVACCINATED individuals make up nearly ALL of the current COVID related deaths. Therefore, the vaccine IS doing its job (as its been stated MANY times before to you) and keeping people either asymptomatic or left with a mild case of the virus where they quickly recover.

Where is your data to back yourself up that vaccinated people are getting ill from unvaccinated people?
Vaccinated people are being hospitalized and dying. THAT is NOT a mild case IMO.

Again, almost all current COVID related deaths are attributable to those who are unvaccinated. Feel free to Google, it's information that is literally everywhere online. I know you prefer to peddle untruths but as usual, what you're saying is incorrect.

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https://www.cnn.com/2021/07/31/health/fully-vaccinated-people-breakthrough-hospitalization-death/index.html

(CNN)More than 99.99% of people fully vaccinated against Covid-19 have not had a breakthrough case resulting in hospitalization or death, according to the latest data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

The data highlights what leading health experts across the country have highlighted for months: Covid-19 vaccines are very effective at preventing serious illness and death from Covid-19 and are the country's best shot at slowing the pandemic down and avoiding further suffering.
The CDC reported 6,587 Covid-19 breakthrough cases as of July 26, including 6,239 hospitalizations and 1,263 deaths. At that time, more than 163 million people in the United States were fully vaccinated against Covid-19.
Divide those severe breakthrough cases by the total fully vaccinated population for the result: less than 0.004% of fully vaccinated people had a breakthrough case that led to hospitalization and less than 0.001% of fully vaccinated people died from a breakthrough Covid-19 case.
Most of the breakthrough cases -- about 74% -- occurred among adults 65 or older.
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Did you honestly just attach a CNN link? CNN who keep getting called out for incorrect information?

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I don't get why people lie. My vaccinated friends and family know we're unvaccinated. If they are uncomfortable they won't hang around us. I see no need to lie. And by the way it shouldn't matter someones vaccination status. If you are vaccinated then why are you worried about those who aren't? I really don't get it.

One of my friends who has been fully vaccinated for a while just came down with COVID and we were all supposed to hang out this weekend. Thank God she found out before but obviously her vaccination status didn't prevent her from getting COVID...as a matter of fact she's pretty sure she got it from another vaccinated member of her family which is why she tested.

It matter to those who are vaccinated because even though a vaccinated person can spread the virus, they are likely to carry a much lower viral load - meaning they are likely to spread a much smaller amount of viral particles. Less particles means less likelihood of getting sick. More particles (which an unvaccinated person is likely to spread) means a greater likelihood that whoever "catches" the particles will get sick.

Not sure if this applies to this very contagious variant hence why so many vaccinated people are getting COVID and still spreading it...

Unless you are absolutely guaranteed not to spread the virus then you should be following the same protocols of the unvaccinated when it comes to community rules. Common sense IMO.

There truly is not enough data out there to know if a vaccinated person got it from an unvaccinated person. UNLESS that person saw absolutely no one else that was not vaccinated and those people also. I can't see anyone being able to do that and know where they got it from.

It is a back and forth as many vaccinated people won't accept that another vaccinated person could give it to them as they were told the efficiency is so high. Vaccinated people ARE hospitalized and dying so not ALL will get less symptoms, unfortunately. We can only hope the vaccine will work for the most part.

It's efficacy, not efficiency.

That aside, UNVACCINATED individuals make up nearly ALL of the current COVID related deaths. Therefore, the vaccine IS doing its job (as its been stated MANY times before to you) and keeping people either asymptomatic or left with a mild case of the virus where they quickly recover.

Where is your data to back yourself up that vaccinated people are getting ill from unvaccinated people?
Vaccinated people are being hospitalized and dying. THAT is NOT a mild case IMO.

Again, almost all current COVID related deaths are attributable to those who are unvaccinated. Feel free to Google, it's information that is literally everywhere online. I know you prefer to peddle untruths but as usual, what you're saying is incorrect.

Funny...as Golden's link disagrees with you...

The CDC reported 6,587 Covid-19 breakthrough cases as of July 26, including 6,239 hospitalizations and 1,263 deaths.

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I don't get why people lie. My vaccinated friends and family know we're unvaccinated. If they are uncomfortable they won't hang around us. I see no need to lie. And by the way it shouldn't matter someones vaccination status. If you are vaccinated then why are you worried about those who aren't? I really don't get it.

One of my friends who has been fully vaccinated for a while just came down with COVID and we were all supposed to hang out this weekend. Thank God she found out before but obviously her vaccination status didn't prevent her from getting COVID...as a matter of fact she's pretty sure she got it from another vaccinated member of her family which is why she tested.

It matter to those who are vaccinated because even though a vaccinated person can spread the virus, they are likely to carry a much lower viral load - meaning they are likely to spread a much smaller amount of viral particles. Less particles means less likelihood of getting sick. More particles (which an unvaccinated person is likely to spread) means a greater likelihood that whoever "catches" the particles will get sick.

Not sure if this applies to this very contagious variant hence why so many vaccinated people are getting COVID and still spreading it...

Unless you are absolutely guaranteed not to spread the virus then you should be following the same protocols of the unvaccinated when it comes to community rules. Common sense IMO.

There truly is not enough data out there to know if a vaccinated person got it from an unvaccinated person. UNLESS that person saw absolutely no one else that was not vaccinated and those people also. I can't see anyone being able to do that and know where they got it from.

It is a back and forth as many vaccinated people won't accept that another vaccinated person could give it to them as they were told the efficiency is so high. Vaccinated people ARE hospitalized and dying so not ALL will get less symptoms, unfortunately. We can only hope the vaccine will work for the most part.

It's efficacy, not efficiency.

That aside, UNVACCINATED individuals make up nearly ALL of the current COVID related deaths. Therefore, the vaccine IS doing its job (as its been stated MANY times before to you) and keeping people either asymptomatic or left with a mild case of the virus where they quickly recover.

Where is your data to back yourself up that vaccinated people are getting ill from unvaccinated people?
Vaccinated people are being hospitalized and dying. THAT is NOT a mild case IMO.

Again, almost all current COVID related deaths are attributable to those who are unvaccinated. Feel free to Google, it's information that is literally everywhere online. I know you prefer to peddle untruths but as usual, what you're saying is incorrect.

Funny...as Golden's link disagrees with you...

The CDC reported 6,587 Covid-19 breakthrough cases as of July 26, including 6,239 hospitalizations and 1,263 deaths.

"Unvaccinated Americans account for virtually all recent COVID-19 hospitalizations and deaths," said Jeff Zients, the White House COVID-19 response coordinator. "Each COVID-19 death is tragic, and those happening now are even more tragic because they are preventable."

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I don't get why people lie. My vaccinated friends and family know we're unvaccinated. If they are uncomfortable they won't hang around us. I see no need to lie. And by the way it shouldn't matter someones vaccination status. If you are vaccinated then why are you worried about those who aren't? I really don't get it.

One of my friends who has been fully vaccinated for a while just came down with COVID and we were all supposed to hang out this weekend. Thank God she found out before but obviously her vaccination status didn't prevent her from getting COVID...as a matter of fact she's pretty sure she got it from another vaccinated member of her family which is why she tested.

It matter to those who are vaccinated because even though a vaccinated person can spread the virus, they are likely to carry a much lower viral load - meaning they are likely to spread a much smaller amount of viral particles. Less particles means less likelihood of getting sick. More particles (which an unvaccinated person is likely to spread) means a greater likelihood that whoever "catches" the particles will get sick.

Not sure if this applies to this very contagious variant hence why so many vaccinated people are getting COVID and still spreading it...

Unless you are absolutely guaranteed not to spread the virus then you should be following the same protocols of the unvaccinated when it comes to community rules. Common sense IMO.

There truly is not enough data out there to know if a vaccinated person got it from an unvaccinated person. UNLESS that person saw absolutely no one else that was not vaccinated and those people also. I can't see anyone being able to do that and know where they got it from.

It is a back and forth as many vaccinated people won't accept that another vaccinated person could give it to them as they were told the efficiency is so high. Vaccinated people ARE hospitalized and dying so not ALL will get less symptoms, unfortunately. We can only hope the vaccine will work for the most part.

It's efficacy, not efficiency.

That aside, UNVACCINATED individuals make up nearly ALL of the current COVID related deaths. Therefore, the vaccine IS doing its job (as its been stated MANY times before to you) and keeping people either asymptomatic or left with a mild case of the virus where they quickly recover.

Where is your data to back yourself up that vaccinated people are getting ill from unvaccinated people?
Vaccinated people are being hospitalized and dying. THAT is NOT a mild case IMO.

Again, almost all current COVID related deaths are attributable to those who are unvaccinated. Feel free to Google, it's information that is literally everywhere online. I know you prefer to peddle untruths but as usual, what you're saying is incorrect.

Funny...as Golden's link disagrees with you...

The CDC reported 6,587 Covid-19 breakthrough cases as of July 26, including 6,239 hospitalizations and 1,263 deaths.

"Unvaccinated Americans account for virtually all recent COVID-19 hospitalizations and deaths," said Jeff Zients, the White House COVID-19 response coordinator. "Each COVID-19 death is tragic, and those happening now are even more tragic because they are preventable."

Did you read the link Golden provided and the info I just took from it?

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I don't get why people lie. My vaccinated friends and family know we're unvaccinated. If they are uncomfortable they won't hang around us. I see no need to lie. And by the way it shouldn't matter someones vaccination status. If you are vaccinated then why are you worried about those who aren't? I really don't get it.

One of my friends who has been fully vaccinated for a while just came down with COVID and we were all supposed to hang out this weekend. Thank God she found out before but obviously her vaccination status didn't prevent her from getting COVID...as a matter of fact she's pretty sure she got it from another vaccinated member of her family which is why she tested.

It matter to those who are vaccinated because even though a vaccinated person can spread the virus, they are likely to carry a much lower viral load - meaning they are likely to spread a much smaller amount of viral particles. Less particles means less likelihood of getting sick. More particles (which an unvaccinated person is likely to spread) means a greater likelihood that whoever "catches" the particles will get sick.

Not sure if this applies to this very contagious variant hence why so many vaccinated people are getting COVID and still spreading it...

Unless you are absolutely guaranteed not to spread the virus then you should be following the same protocols of the unvaccinated when it comes to community rules. Common sense IMO.

There truly is not enough data out there to know if a vaccinated person got it from an unvaccinated person. UNLESS that person saw absolutely no one else that was not vaccinated and those people also. I can't see anyone being able to do that and know where they got it from.

It is a back and forth as many vaccinated people won't accept that another vaccinated person could give it to them as they were told the efficiency is so high. Vaccinated people ARE hospitalized and dying so not ALL will get less symptoms, unfortunately. We can only hope the vaccine will work for the most part.

It's efficacy, not efficiency.

That aside, UNVACCINATED individuals make up nearly ALL of the current COVID related deaths. Therefore, the vaccine IS doing its job (as its been stated MANY times before to you) and keeping people either asymptomatic or left with a mild case of the virus where they quickly recover.

Where is your data to back yourself up that vaccinated people are getting ill from unvaccinated people?
Vaccinated people are being hospitalized and dying. THAT is NOT a mild case IMO.

Again, almost all current COVID related deaths are attributable to those who are unvaccinated. Feel free to Google, it's information that is literally everywhere online. I know you prefer to peddle untruths but as usual, what you're saying is incorrect.

Funny...as Golden's link disagrees with you...

The CDC reported 6,587 Covid-19 breakthrough cases as of July 26, including 6,239 hospitalizations and 1,263 deaths.

"Unvaccinated Americans account for virtually all recent COVID-19 hospitalizations and deaths," said Jeff Zients, the White House COVID-19 response coordinator. "Each COVID-19 death is tragic, and those happening now are even more tragic because they are preventable."

Did you read the link Golden provided and the info I just took from it?

I'm speaking to my own link since you continue to insist that vaccinated individuals are dying from COVID when the reality is almost all COVID deaths are from unvaccinated individuals.

Feel free to argue all you want with Golden about his link if you feel the need.

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I don't get why people lie. My vaccinated friends and family know we're unvaccinated. If they are uncomfortable they won't hang around us. I see no need to lie. And by the way it shouldn't matter someones vaccination status. If you are vaccinated then why are you worried about those who aren't? I really don't get it.

One of my friends who has been fully vaccinated for a while just came down with COVID and we were all supposed to hang out this weekend. Thank God she found out before but obviously her vaccination status didn't prevent her from getting COVID...as a matter of fact she's pretty sure she got it from another vaccinated member of her family which is why she tested.

It matter to those who are vaccinated because even though a vaccinated person can spread the virus, they are likely to carry a much lower viral load - meaning they are likely to spread a much smaller amount of viral particles. Less particles means less likelihood of getting sick. More particles (which an unvaccinated person is likely to spread) means a greater likelihood that whoever "catches" the particles will get sick.

Not sure if this applies to this very contagious variant hence why so many vaccinated people are getting COVID and still spreading it...

Unless you are absolutely guaranteed not to spread the virus then you should be following the same protocols of the unvaccinated when it comes to community rules. Common sense IMO.

There truly is not enough data out there to know if a vaccinated person got it from an unvaccinated person. UNLESS that person saw absolutely no one else that was not vaccinated and those people also. I can't see anyone being able to do that and know where they got it from.

It is a back and forth as many vaccinated people won't accept that another vaccinated person could give it to them as they were told the efficiency is so high. Vaccinated people ARE hospitalized and dying so not ALL will get less symptoms, unfortunately. We can only hope the vaccine will work for the most part.

It's efficacy, not efficiency.

That aside, UNVACCINATED individuals make up nearly ALL of the current COVID related deaths. Therefore, the vaccine IS doing its job (as its been stated MANY times before to you) and keeping people either asymptomatic or left with a mild case of the virus where they quickly recover.

Where is your data to back yourself up that vaccinated people are getting ill from unvaccinated people?
Vaccinated people are being hospitalized and dying. THAT is NOT a mild case IMO.

Again, almost all current COVID related deaths are attributable to those who are unvaccinated. Feel free to Google, it's information that is literally everywhere online. I know you prefer to peddle untruths but as usual, what you're saying is incorrect.

Funny...as Golden's link disagrees with you...

The CDC reported 6,587 Covid-19 breakthrough cases as of July 26, including 6,239 hospitalizations and 1,263 deaths.

"Unvaccinated Americans account for virtually all recent COVID-19 hospitalizations and deaths," said Jeff Zients, the White House COVID-19 response coordinator. "Each COVID-19 death is tragic, and those happening now are even more tragic because they are preventable."

Did you read the link Golden provided and the info I just took from it?

I'm speaking to my own link since you continue to insist that vaccinated individuals are dying from COVID when the reality is almost all COVID deaths are from unvaccinated individuals.

Feel free to argue all you want with Golden about his link if you feel the need.

So you don't believe the CNN link? The one that is later in date than your link?

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I don't get why people lie. My vaccinated friends and family know we're unvaccinated. If they are uncomfortable they won't hang around us. I see no need to lie. And by the way it shouldn't matter someones vaccination status. If you are vaccinated then why are you worried about those who aren't? I really don't get it.

One of my friends who has been fully vaccinated for a while just came down with COVID and we were all supposed to hang out this weekend. Thank God she found out before but obviously her vaccination status didn't prevent her from getting COVID...as a matter of fact she's pretty sure she got it from another vaccinated member of her family which is why she tested.

It matter to those who are vaccinated because even though a vaccinated person can spread the virus, they are likely to carry a much lower viral load - meaning they are likely to spread a much smaller amount of viral particles. Less particles means less likelihood of getting sick. More particles (which an unvaccinated person is likely to spread) means a greater likelihood that whoever "catches" the particles will get sick.

Not sure if this applies to this very contagious variant hence why so many vaccinated people are getting COVID and still spreading it...

Unless you are absolutely guaranteed not to spread the virus then you should be following the same protocols of the unvaccinated when it comes to community rules. Common sense IMO.

There truly is not enough data out there to know if a vaccinated person got it from an unvaccinated person. UNLESS that person saw absolutely no one else that was not vaccinated and those people also. I can't see anyone being able to do that and know where they got it from.

It is a back and forth as many vaccinated people won't accept that another vaccinated person could give it to them as they were told the efficiency is so high. Vaccinated people ARE hospitalized and dying so not ALL will get less symptoms, unfortunately. We can only hope the vaccine will work for the most part.

It's efficacy, not efficiency.

That aside, UNVACCINATED individuals make up nearly ALL of the current COVID related deaths. Therefore, the vaccine IS doing its job (as its been stated MANY times before to you) and keeping people either asymptomatic or left with a mild case of the virus where they quickly recover.

Where is your data to back yourself up that vaccinated people are getting ill from unvaccinated people?
Vaccinated people are being hospitalized and dying. THAT is NOT a mild case IMO.

Again, almost all current COVID related deaths are attributable to those who are unvaccinated. Feel free to Google, it's information that is literally everywhere online. I know you prefer to peddle untruths but as usual, what you're saying is incorrect.

Funny...as Golden's link disagrees with you...

The CDC reported 6,587 Covid-19 breakthrough cases as of July 26, including 6,239 hospitalizations and 1,263 deaths.

"Unvaccinated Americans account for virtually all recent COVID-19 hospitalizations and deaths," said Jeff Zients, the White House COVID-19 response coordinator. "Each COVID-19 death is tragic, and those happening now are even more tragic because they are preventable."

Did you read the link Golden provided and the info I just took from it?

I'm speaking to my own link since you continue to insist that vaccinated individuals are dying from COVID when the reality is almost all COVID deaths are from unvaccinated individuals.

Feel free to argue all you want with Golden about his link if you feel the need.

So you don't believe the CNN link? The one that is later in date than your link?

Where did I say that exactly? For once, could you try staying on topic and stop making $hit up to deflect the conversation?

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I don't get why people lie. My vaccinated friends and family know we're unvaccinated. If they are uncomfortable they won't hang around us. I see no need to lie. And by the way it shouldn't matter someones vaccination status. If you are vaccinated then why are you worried about those who aren't? I really don't get it.

One of my friends who has been fully vaccinated for a while just came down with COVID and we were all supposed to hang out this weekend. Thank God she found out before but obviously her vaccination status didn't prevent her from getting COVID...as a matter of fact she's pretty sure she got it from another vaccinated member of her family which is why she tested.

It matter to those who are vaccinated because even though a vaccinated person can spread the virus, they are likely to carry a much lower viral load - meaning they are likely to spread a much smaller amount of viral particles. Less particles means less likelihood of getting sick. More particles (which an unvaccinated person is likely to spread) means a greater likelihood that whoever "catches" the particles will get sick.

Not sure if this applies to this very contagious variant hence why so many vaccinated people are getting COVID and still spreading it...

Unless you are absolutely guaranteed not to spread the virus then you should be following the same protocols of the unvaccinated when it comes to community rules. Common sense IMO.

There truly is not enough data out there to know if a vaccinated person got it from an unvaccinated person. UNLESS that person saw absolutely no one else that was not vaccinated and those people also. I can't see anyone being able to do that and know where they got it from.

It is a back and forth as many vaccinated people won't accept that another vaccinated person could give it to them as they were told the efficiency is so high. Vaccinated people ARE hospitalized and dying so not ALL will get less symptoms, unfortunately. We can only hope the vaccine will work for the most part.

It's efficacy, not efficiency.

That aside, UNVACCINATED individuals make up nearly ALL of the current COVID related deaths. Therefore, the vaccine IS doing its job (as its been stated MANY times before to you) and keeping people either asymptomatic or left with a mild case of the virus where they quickly recover.

Where is your data to back yourself up that vaccinated people are getting ill from unvaccinated people?
Vaccinated people are being hospitalized and dying. THAT is NOT a mild case IMO.

Again, almost all current COVID related deaths are attributable to those who are unvaccinated. Feel free to Google, it's information that is literally everywhere online. I know you prefer to peddle untruths but as usual, what you're saying is incorrect.

Funny...as Golden's link disagrees with you...

The CDC reported 6,587 Covid-19 breakthrough cases as of July 26, including 6,239 hospitalizations and 1,263 deaths.

"Unvaccinated Americans account for virtually all recent COVID-19 hospitalizations and deaths," said Jeff Zients, the White House COVID-19 response coordinator. "Each COVID-19 death is tragic, and those happening now are even more tragic because they are preventable."

Did you read the link Golden provided and the info I just took from it?

I'm speaking to my own link since you continue to insist that vaccinated individuals are dying from COVID when the reality is almost all COVID deaths are from unvaccinated individuals.

Feel free to argue all you want with Golden about his link if you feel the need.

So you don't believe the CNN link? The one that is later in date than your link?

Where did I say that exactly? For once, could you try staying on topic and stop making $hit up to deflect the conversation?

UM... no.. did you just meet her? LOL

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I don't get why people lie. My vaccinated friends and family know we're unvaccinated. If they are uncomfortable they won't hang around us. I see no need to lie. And by the way it shouldn't matter someones vaccination status. If you are vaccinated then why are you worried about those who aren't? I really don't get it.

One of my friends who has been fully vaccinated for a while just came down with COVID and we were all supposed to hang out this weekend. Thank God she found out before but obviously her vaccination status didn't prevent her from getting COVID...as a matter of fact she's pretty sure she got it from another vaccinated member of her family which is why she tested.

It matter to those who are vaccinated because even though a vaccinated person can spread the virus, they are likely to carry a much lower viral load - meaning they are likely to spread a much smaller amount of viral particles. Less particles means less likelihood of getting sick. More particles (which an unvaccinated person is likely to spread) means a greater likelihood that whoever "catches" the particles will get sick.

Not sure if this applies to this very contagious variant hence why so many vaccinated people are getting COVID and still spreading it...

Unless you are absolutely guaranteed not to spread the virus then you should be following the same protocols of the unvaccinated when it comes to community rules. Common sense IMO.

There truly is not enough data out there to know if a vaccinated person got it from an unvaccinated person. UNLESS that person saw absolutely no one else that was not vaccinated and those people also. I can't see anyone being able to do that and know where they got it from.

It is a back and forth as many vaccinated people won't accept that another vaccinated person could give it to them as they were told the efficiency is so high. Vaccinated people ARE hospitalized and dying so not ALL will get less symptoms, unfortunately. We can only hope the vaccine will work for the most part.

It's efficacy, not efficiency.

That aside, UNVACCINATED individuals make up nearly ALL of the current COVID related deaths. Therefore, the vaccine IS doing its job (as its been stated MANY times before to you) and keeping people either asymptomatic or left with a mild case of the virus where they quickly recover.

Where is your data to back yourself up that vaccinated people are getting ill from unvaccinated people?
Vaccinated people are being hospitalized and dying. THAT is NOT a mild case IMO.

Again, almost all current COVID related deaths are attributable to those who are unvaccinated. Feel free to Google, it's information that is literally everywhere online. I know you prefer to peddle untruths but as usual, what you're saying is incorrect.

Funny...as Golden's link disagrees with you...

The CDC reported 6,587 Covid-19 breakthrough cases as of July 26, including 6,239 hospitalizations and 1,263 deaths.

"Unvaccinated Americans account for virtually all recent COVID-19 hospitalizations and deaths," said Jeff Zients, the White House COVID-19 response coordinator. "Each COVID-19 death is tragic, and those happening now are even more tragic because they are preventable."

Did you read the link Golden provided and the info I just took from it?

I'm speaking to my own link since you continue to insist that vaccinated individuals are dying from COVID when the reality is almost all COVID deaths are from unvaccinated individuals.

Feel free to argue all you want with Golden about his link if you feel the need.

So you don't believe the CNN link? The one that is later in date than your link?

Where did I say that exactly? For once, could you try staying on topic and stop making $hit up to deflect the conversation?

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I don't get why people lie. My vaccinated friends and family know we're unvaccinated. If they are uncomfortable they won't hang around us. I see no need to lie. And by the way it shouldn't matter someones vaccination status. If you are vaccinated then why are you worried about those who aren't? I really don't get it.

One of my friends who has been fully vaccinated for a while just came down with COVID and we were all supposed to hang out this weekend. Thank God she found out before but obviously her vaccination status didn't prevent her from getting COVID...as a matter of fact she's pretty sure she got it from another vaccinated member of her family which is why she tested.

It matter to those who are vaccinated because even though a vaccinated person can spread the virus, they are likely to carry a much lower viral load - meaning they are likely to spread a much smaller amount of viral particles. Less particles means less likelihood of getting sick. More particles (which an unvaccinated person is likely to spread) means a greater likelihood that whoever "catches" the particles will get sick.

Not sure if this applies to this very contagious variant hence why so many vaccinated people are getting COVID and still spreading it...

Unless you are absolutely guaranteed not to spread the virus then you should be following the same protocols of the unvaccinated when it comes to community rules. Common sense IMO.

There truly is not enough data out there to know if a vaccinated person got it from an unvaccinated person. UNLESS that person saw absolutely no one else that was not vaccinated and those people also. I can't see anyone being able to do that and know where they got it from.

It is a back and forth as many vaccinated people won't accept that another vaccinated person could give it to them as they were told the efficiency is so high. Vaccinated people ARE hospitalized and dying so not ALL will get less symptoms, unfortunately. We can only hope the vaccine will work for the most part.

It's efficacy, not efficiency.

That aside, UNVACCINATED individuals make up nearly ALL of the current COVID related deaths. Therefore, the vaccine IS doing its job (as its been stated MANY times before to you) and keeping people either asymptomatic or left with a mild case of the virus where they quickly recover.

Where is your data to back yourself up that vaccinated people are getting ill from unvaccinated people?
Vaccinated people are being hospitalized and dying. THAT is NOT a mild case IMO.

Again, almost all current COVID related deaths are attributable to those who are unvaccinated. Feel free to Google, it's information that is literally everywhere online. I know you prefer to peddle untruths but as usual, what you're saying is incorrect.

Funny...as Golden's link disagrees with you...

The CDC reported 6,587 Covid-19 breakthrough cases as of July 26, including 6,239 hospitalizations and 1,263 deaths.

"Unvaccinated Americans account for virtually all recent COVID-19 hospitalizations and deaths," said Jeff Zients, the White House COVID-19 response coordinator. "Each COVID-19 death is tragic, and those happening now are even more tragic because they are preventable."

Did you read the link Golden provided and the info I just took from it?

I'm speaking to my own link since you continue to insist that vaccinated individuals are dying from COVID when the reality is almost all COVID deaths are from unvaccinated individuals.

Feel free to argue all you want with Golden about his link if you feel the need.

So you don't believe the CNN link? The one that is later in date than your link?

Where did I say that exactly? For once, could you try staying on topic and stop making $hit up to deflect the conversation?

I am staying on topic. I provided information that is more recent and numbers for vaccinated people who have died.
Are you willing to read Golden's CNN article or are we only allowed to go by yours?

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I don't get why people lie. My vaccinated friends and family know we're unvaccinated. If they are uncomfortable they won't hang around us. I see no need to lie. And by the way it shouldn't matter someones vaccination status. If you are vaccinated then why are you worried about those who aren't? I really don't get it.

One of my friends who has been fully vaccinated for a while just came down with COVID and we were all supposed to hang out this weekend. Thank God she found out before but obviously her vaccination status didn't prevent her from getting COVID...as a matter of fact she's pretty sure she got it from another vaccinated member of her family which is why she tested.

It matter to those who are vaccinated because even though a vaccinated person can spread the virus, they are likely to carry a much lower viral load - meaning they are likely to spread a much smaller amount of viral particles. Less particles means less likelihood of getting sick. More particles (which an unvaccinated person is likely to spread) means a greater likelihood that whoever "catches" the particles will get sick.

Not sure if this applies to this very contagious variant hence why so many vaccinated people are getting COVID and still spreading it...

Unless you are absolutely guaranteed not to spread the virus then you should be following the same protocols of the unvaccinated when it comes to community rules. Common sense IMO.

There truly is not enough data out there to know if a vaccinated person got it from an unvaccinated person. UNLESS that person saw absolutely no one else that was not vaccinated and those people also. I can't see anyone being able to do that and know where they got it from.

It is a back and forth as many vaccinated people won't accept that another vaccinated person could give it to them as they were told the efficiency is so high. Vaccinated people ARE hospitalized and dying so not ALL will get less symptoms, unfortunately. We can only hope the vaccine will work for the most part.

It's efficacy, not efficiency.

That aside, UNVACCINATED individuals make up nearly ALL of the current COVID related deaths. Therefore, the vaccine IS doing its job (as its been stated MANY times before to you) and keeping people either asymptomatic or left with a mild case of the virus where they quickly recover.

Where is your data to back yourself up that vaccinated people are getting ill from unvaccinated people?
Vaccinated people are being hospitalized and dying. THAT is NOT a mild case IMO.

Again, almost all current COVID related deaths are attributable to those who are unvaccinated. Feel free to Google, it's information that is literally everywhere online. I know you prefer to peddle untruths but as usual, what you're saying is incorrect.

Funny...as Golden's link disagrees with you...

The CDC reported 6,587 Covid-19 breakthrough cases as of July 26, including 6,239 hospitalizations and 1,263 deaths.

"Unvaccinated Americans account for virtually all recent COVID-19 hospitalizations and deaths," said Jeff Zients, the White House COVID-19 response coordinator. "Each COVID-19 death is tragic, and those happening now are even more tragic because they are preventable."

Did you read the link Golden provided and the info I just took from it?

I'm speaking to my own link since you continue to insist that vaccinated individuals are dying from COVID when the reality is almost all COVID deaths are from unvaccinated individuals.

Feel free to argue all you want with Golden about his link if you feel the need.

So you don't believe the CNN link? The one that is later in date than your link?

Where did I say that exactly? For once, could you try staying on topic and stop making $hit up to deflect the conversation?

I am staying on topic. I provided information that is more recent and numbers for vaccinated people who have died.
Are you willing to read Golden's CNN article or are we only allowed to go by yours?

You do realize the article GoldenRod posted confirms what I've repeatedly said to you in this thread, right?

Whatever poster(s) said you lack reading comprehension skills was on point.

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I don't get why people lie. My vaccinated friends and family know we're unvaccinated. If they are uncomfortable they won't hang around us. I see no need to lie. And by the way it shouldn't matter someones vaccination status. If you are vaccinated then why are you worried about those who aren't? I really don't get it.

One of my friends who has been fully vaccinated for a while just came down with COVID and we were all supposed to hang out this weekend. Thank God she found out before but obviously her vaccination status didn't prevent her from getting COVID...as a matter of fact she's pretty sure she got it from another vaccinated member of her family which is why she tested.

It matter to those who are vaccinated because even though a vaccinated person can spread the virus, they are likely to carry a much lower viral load - meaning they are likely to spread a much smaller amount of viral particles. Less particles means less likelihood of getting sick. More particles (which an unvaccinated person is likely to spread) means a greater likelihood that whoever "catches" the particles will get sick.

Not sure if this applies to this very contagious variant hence why so many vaccinated people are getting COVID and still spreading it...

Unless you are absolutely guaranteed not to spread the virus then you should be following the same protocols of the unvaccinated when it comes to community rules. Common sense IMO.

There truly is not enough data out there to know if a vaccinated person got it from an unvaccinated person. UNLESS that person saw absolutely no one else that was not vaccinated and those people also. I can't see anyone being able to do that and know where they got it from.

It is a back and forth as many vaccinated people won't accept that another vaccinated person could give it to them as they were told the efficiency is so high. Vaccinated people ARE hospitalized and dying so not ALL will get less symptoms, unfortunately. We can only hope the vaccine will work for the most part.

It's efficacy, not efficiency.

That aside, UNVACCINATED individuals make up nearly ALL of the current COVID related deaths. Therefore, the vaccine IS doing its job (as its been stated MANY times before to you) and keeping people either asymptomatic or left with a mild case of the virus where they quickly recover.

Where is your data to back yourself up that vaccinated people are getting ill from unvaccinated people?
Vaccinated people are being hospitalized and dying. THAT is NOT a mild case IMO.

Again, almost all current COVID related deaths are attributable to those who are unvaccinated. Feel free to Google, it's information that is literally everywhere online. I know you prefer to peddle untruths but as usual, what you're saying is incorrect.

Funny...as Golden's link disagrees with you...

The CDC reported 6,587 Covid-19 breakthrough cases as of July 26, including 6,239 hospitalizations and 1,263 deaths.

"Unvaccinated Americans account for virtually all recent COVID-19 hospitalizations and deaths," said Jeff Zients, the White House COVID-19 response coordinator. "Each COVID-19 death is tragic, and those happening now are even more tragic because they are preventable."

Did you read the link Golden provided and the info I just took from it?

I'm speaking to my own link since you continue to insist that vaccinated individuals are dying from COVID when the reality is almost all COVID deaths are from unvaccinated individuals.

Feel free to argue all you want with Golden about his link if you feel the need.

So you don't believe the CNN link? The one that is later in date than your link?

Where did I say that exactly? For once, could you try staying on topic and stop making $hit up to deflect the conversation?

I am staying on topic. I provided information that is more recent and numbers for vaccinated people who have died.
Are you willing to read Golden's CNN article or are we only allowed to go by yours?

You do realize the article GoldenRod posted confirms what I've repeatedly said to you in this thread, right?

Whatever poster(s) said you lack reading comprehension skills was on point.

His article provided numbers of deaths and you keep saying virtually all are unvaccinated and they are proving that wrong everyday.

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I don't get why people lie. My vaccinated friends and family know we're unvaccinated. If they are uncomfortable they won't hang around us. I see no need to lie. And by the way it shouldn't matter someones vaccination status. If you are vaccinated then why are you worried about those who aren't? I really don't get it.

One of my friends who has been fully vaccinated for a while just came down with COVID and we were all supposed to hang out this weekend. Thank God she found out before but obviously her vaccination status didn't prevent her from getting COVID...as a matter of fact she's pretty sure she got it from another vaccinated member of her family which is why she tested.

It matter to those who are vaccinated because even though a vaccinated person can spread the virus, they are likely to carry a much lower viral load - meaning they are likely to spread a much smaller amount of viral particles. Less particles means less likelihood of getting sick. More particles (which an unvaccinated person is likely to spread) means a greater likelihood that whoever "catches" the particles will get sick.

Not sure if this applies to this very contagious variant hence why so many vaccinated people are getting COVID and still spreading it...

Unless you are absolutely guaranteed not to spread the virus then you should be following the same protocols of the unvaccinated when it comes to community rules. Common sense IMO.

There truly is not enough data out there to know if a vaccinated person got it from an unvaccinated person. UNLESS that person saw absolutely no one else that was not vaccinated and those people also. I can't see anyone being able to do that and know where they got it from.

It is a back and forth as many vaccinated people won't accept that another vaccinated person could give it to them as they were told the efficiency is so high. Vaccinated people ARE hospitalized and dying so not ALL will get less symptoms, unfortunately. We can only hope the vaccine will work for the most part.

It's efficacy, not efficiency.

That aside, UNVACCINATED individuals make up nearly ALL of the current COVID related deaths. Therefore, the vaccine IS doing its job (as its been stated MANY times before to you) and keeping people either asymptomatic or left with a mild case of the virus where they quickly recover.

Where is your data to back yourself up that vaccinated people are getting ill from unvaccinated people?
Vaccinated people are being hospitalized and dying. THAT is NOT a mild case IMO.

Again, almost all current COVID related deaths are attributable to those who are unvaccinated. Feel free to Google, it's information that is literally everywhere online. I know you prefer to peddle untruths but as usual, what you're saying is incorrect.

Funny...as Golden's link disagrees with you...

The CDC reported 6,587 Covid-19 breakthrough cases as of July 26, including 6,239 hospitalizations and 1,263 deaths.

"Unvaccinated Americans account for virtually all recent COVID-19 hospitalizations and deaths," said Jeff Zients, the White House COVID-19 response coordinator. "Each COVID-19 death is tragic, and those happening now are even more tragic because they are preventable."

Did you read the link Golden provided and the info I just took from it?

I'm speaking to my own link since you continue to insist that vaccinated individuals are dying from COVID when the reality is almost all COVID deaths are from unvaccinated individuals.

Feel free to argue all you want with Golden about his link if you feel the need.

So you don't believe the CNN link? The one that is later in date than your link?

Where did I say that exactly? For once, could you try staying on topic and stop making $hit up to deflect the conversation?

I am staying on topic. I provided information that is more recent and numbers for vaccinated people who have died.
Are you willing to read Golden's CNN article or are we only allowed to go by yours?

You do realize the article GoldenRod posted confirms what I've repeatedly said to you in this thread, right?

Whatever poster(s) said you lack reading comprehension skills was on point.

His article provided numbers of deaths and you keep saying virtually all are unvaccinated and they are proving that wrong everyday.

Reading is fundamental.

(CNN)More than 99.99% of people fully vaccinated against Covid-19 have not had a breakthrough case resulting in hospitalization or death, according to the latest data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Oh! And this.........

Divide those severe breakthrough cases by the total fully vaccinated population for the result: less than 0.004% of fully vaccinated people had a breakthrough case that led to hospitalization and less than 0.001% of fully vaccinated people died from a breakthrough Covid-19 case.



Since you're a little slow on the uptake with this, that means that almost all of the deaths we're seeing from COVID are from those who are UNVACCINATED .

You do realize GoldenRod literally posted that article as proof for YOU so that you'd stop arguing the point that many vaccinated people are dying from COVID which isn't true.

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I don't get why people lie. My vaccinated friends and family know we're unvaccinated. If they are uncomfortable they won't hang around us. I see no need to lie. And by the way it shouldn't matter someones vaccination status. If you are vaccinated then why are you worried about those who aren't? I really don't get it.

One of my friends who has been fully vaccinated for a while just came down with COVID and we were all supposed to hang out this weekend. Thank God she found out before but obviously her vaccination status didn't prevent her from getting COVID...as a matter of fact she's pretty sure she got it from another vaccinated member of her family which is why she tested.

It matter to those who are vaccinated because even though a vaccinated person can spread the virus, they are likely to carry a much lower viral load - meaning they are likely to spread a much smaller amount of viral particles. Less particles means less likelihood of getting sick. More particles (which an unvaccinated person is likely to spread) means a greater likelihood that whoever "catches" the particles will get sick.

Not sure if this applies to this very contagious variant hence why so many vaccinated people are getting COVID and still spreading it...

Unless you are absolutely guaranteed not to spread the virus then you should be following the same protocols of the unvaccinated when it comes to community rules. Common sense IMO.

There truly is not enough data out there to know if a vaccinated person got it from an unvaccinated person. UNLESS that person saw absolutely no one else that was not vaccinated and those people also. I can't see anyone being able to do that and know where they got it from.

It is a back and forth as many vaccinated people won't accept that another vaccinated person could give it to them as they were told the efficiency is so high. Vaccinated people ARE hospitalized and dying so not ALL will get less symptoms, unfortunately. We can only hope the vaccine will work for the most part.

It's efficacy, not efficiency.

That aside, UNVACCINATED individuals make up nearly ALL of the current COVID related deaths. Therefore, the vaccine IS doing its job (as its been stated MANY times before to you) and keeping people either asymptomatic or left with a mild case of the virus where they quickly recover.

Where is your data to back yourself up that vaccinated people are getting ill from unvaccinated people?
Vaccinated people are being hospitalized and dying. THAT is NOT a mild case IMO.

Again, almost all current COVID related deaths are attributable to those who are unvaccinated. Feel free to Google, it's information that is literally everywhere online. I know you prefer to peddle untruths but as usual, what you're saying is incorrect.

Funny...as Golden's link disagrees with you...

The CDC reported 6,587 Covid-19 breakthrough cases as of July 26, including 6,239 hospitalizations and 1,263 deaths.

"Unvaccinated Americans account for virtually all recent COVID-19 hospitalizations and deaths," said Jeff Zients, the White House COVID-19 response coordinator. "Each COVID-19 death is tragic, and those happening now are even more tragic because they are preventable."

Did you read the link Golden provided and the info I just took from it?

I'm speaking to my own link since you continue to insist that vaccinated individuals are dying from COVID when the reality is almost all COVID deaths are from unvaccinated individuals.

Feel free to argue all you want with Golden about his link if you feel the need.

So you don't believe the CNN link? The one that is later in date than your link?

Where did I say that exactly? For once, could you try staying on topic and stop making $hit up to deflect the conversation?

I am staying on topic. I provided information that is more recent and numbers for vaccinated people who have died.
Are you willing to read Golden's CNN article or are we only allowed to go by yours?

You do realize the article GoldenRod posted confirms what I've repeatedly said to you in this thread, right?

Whatever poster(s) said you lack reading comprehension skills was on point.

His article provided numbers of deaths and you keep saying virtually all are unvaccinated and they are proving that wrong everyday.

Reading is fundamental.

(CNN)More than 99.99% of people fully vaccinated against Covid-19 have not had a breakthrough case resulting in hospitalization or death, according to the latest data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Oh! And this.........

Divide those severe breakthrough cases by the total fully vaccinated population for the result: less than 0.004% of fully vaccinated people had a breakthrough case that led to hospitalization and less than 0.001% of fully vaccinated people died from a breakthrough Covid-19 case.



Since you're a little slow on the uptake with this, that means that almost all of the deaths we're seeing from COVID are from those who are UNVACCINATED .

You do realize GoldenRod literally posted that article as proof for YOU so that you'd stop arguing the point that many vaccinated people are dying from COVID which isn't true.

The CDC reported 6,587 Covid-19 breakthrough cases as of July 26, including 6,239 hospitalizations and 1,263 deaths.

Over 1,000 people a month ago is many to many of us. Guess not to you.

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I just read that the White House will be recommending a booster 8 months after being vaccinated. I am assuming that we will be having Covid/flu season going forward. Curious how do we move from a pandemic to an endemic? I feel like that is probably where this is headed

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